Even Brauns’ 37th appearance as a Hawkeye, which came in Iowa basketball’s matchup with Oregon on Wednesday, was his best.

The Oregon Ducks beat the Iowa Hawkeyes in Iowa City on Wednesday night. Oregon was able to fend off a Hawkeyes second half comeback, and escaped with an 80-78

Nate Bittle's 21 points, 10 rebounds and key blocked shot led Oregon to a thrilling 80-78 win over Iowa on Wednesday in Iowa City.

The Hawkeyes are just 3-7 in their last ten games overall. Despite their recent troubles, however, Iowa is a respectable 11-4 at home this season. Oregon is solid on the road at 4-4 for the season. They are 4-6 in their last 10 overall.

The Oregon Ducks will look for their third straight win when they face the Iowa Hawkeyes on Wednesday in Iowa City. Oregon (18-8, 7-8 Big Ten) ended a five-game losing streak last week ...

Oregon’s 80-78 victory dropped Iowa to 5-10 in the Big Ten, 14-12 overall. The loss was of the cruel variety, with Hawkeye guard Josh Dix missed a driving layup with five seconds left. The rebound went out of bounds, off Oregon’s Keeshawn Barthelemy, but the call was that it was the Ducks’ ball.

Iowa fell to 5-10 in Big Ten play with a two-point loss to Oregon on Wednesday. The Hawkeyes missed a trio of shots in the final minute.

As part of the promotions for “Student Palooza,” Iowa students 21+ will be able to purchase $2 draft beer for the Hawkeyes basketball vs. Oregon.

The Oregon Ducks (18-8, 7-8) men's basketball team will travel to play the Iowa Hawkeyes (14-11, 5-9) on Wednesday, Feb. 19 at 5:30 p.m. PT at the Carver-Hawkey

Payton Sandfort's late layup attempt circled off the rim, emblematic of what's been a frustrating year for the Iowa senior and his teammates.